Alex L.

Yet another hayneedle store out of hayneedle.com which is just a collection of websites that drop shop your goods.

http://www.justbathroomcabinets.com/?ks=allStores

Do yourself a favor and just google "Hayneedle reviews" and see for yourself why you might want to reconsider buying from this place.

Yet another hayneedle store out of hayneedle.com which is just a collection of websites that drop shop your goods.

http://www.justbathroomcabinets.com/?ks=allStores

Do yourself a favor and just google "Hayneedle reviews" and see for yourself why you might want to reconsider buying from this place.

I have no idea if this site is really legit or if they have just a really good website and bought real badges from the BBB and mcAfee, but it seems to check out and they do have a phone number and claim a physical address. Would be curious to know if they are the real deal.

Seriously? Paying money for in game facebook chips to a company with no real guarentee of getting your chips? If you send them money and you do not receive it the only person you have to blame is yourself. Buy them legit for real rather than doing on sites like this.

If you are looking for a table, be warned! Just a warning to people out there this is one of many haymaker websites and you should read about their customer service problems on the many review sites. You need to also know that they work with suppliers and I know first hand how tough it is when a website just does the whole drop ship type of thing and isn't themselves responsible for the shipment and quality.

Read these links

http://www.sitejabber.com/reviews/www.hayneedle.com
http://www.viewpoints.com/Hayneedle-review-006d4

http://www.hayneedleinc.com/suppliers.html

If you are looking for a table, be warned! Just a warning to people out there this is one of many haymaker websites and you should read about their customer service problems on the many review sites. You need to also know that they work with suppliers and I know first hand how tough it is when a website just does the whole drop ship type of thing and isn't themselves responsible for the shipment and quality.

Read these links

http://www.sitejabber.com/reviews/www.hayneedle.com
http://www.viewpoints.com/Hayneedle-review-006d4

http://www.hayneedleinc.com/suppliers.html

If you are looking for a table, be warned! Just a warning to people out there this is one of many haymaker websites and you should read about their customer service problems on the many review sites. You need to also know that they work with suppliers and I know first hand how tough it is when a website just does the whole drop ship type of thing and isn't themselves responsible for the shipment and quality.

Read these links

http://www.sitejabber.com/reviews/www.hayneedle.com
http://www.viewpoints.com/Hayneedle-review-006d4

http://www.hayneedleinc.com/suppliers.html

I was online to buy a new bed and all over the internet in top search spots were these sites that looked exactly the same. It turns out they are all owned by hayneedle inc. I did a quick search online and found that sitejabber had tons of really bad horror stories about people ordering from hayneedle. They just seem to buy up these popular URLS and then you are really buying from hayneedle. But because of their clever system of buying up good domain names and great job of seo they come up all over the place. Is buying from hayneedle a good thing to do? READ THE REVIEWS. I will list a few of the sources here and almost everyone has a nightmare experience. They are VC funded so they are flush with cash but it appears they have no real customer service.
http://www.sitejabber.com/reviews/www.hayneedle.com
http://www.viewpoints.com/Hayneedle-review-006d4

None of the reviews are good... sounds like you just have to realize you are buying from a big company and don't expect good customer service. They work with suppliers meaning they are just the middle man see their own website here

http://www.hayneedleinc.com/suppliers.html

Maybe down the road their customer service will improve but just beware what you are buying and from whom...

I was online to buy a new bed and all over the internet in top search spots were these sites that looked exactly the same. It turns out they are all owned by hayneedle inc. I did a quick search online and found that sitejabber had tons of really bad horror stories about people ordering from hayneedle. They just seem to buy up these popular URLS and then you are really buying from hayneedle. But because of their clever system of buying up good domain names and great job of seo they come up all over the place. Is buying from hayneedle a good thing to do? READ THE REVIEWS. I will list a few of the sources here and almost everyone has a nightmare experience. They are VC funded so they are flush with cash but it appears they have no real customer service.
http://www.sitejabber.com/reviews/www.hayneedle.com
http://www.viewpoints.com/Hayneedle-review-006d4

None of the reviews are good... sounds like you just have to realize you are buying from a big company and don't expect good customer service. They work with suppliers meaning they are just the middle man see their own website here

http://www.hayneedleinc.com/suppliers.html

Maybe down the road their customer service will improve but just beware what you are buying and from whom...

I was online to buy a new bed and all over the internet in top search spots were these sites that looked exactly the same. It turns out they are all owned by hayneedle inc. I did a quick search online and found that sitejabber had tons of really bad horror stories about people ordering from hayneedle. They just seem to buy up these popular URLS and then you are really buying from hayneedle. But because of their clever system of buying up good domain names and great job of seo they come up all over the place. Is buying from hayneedle a good thing to do? READ THE REVIEWS. I will list a few of the sources here and almost everyone has a nightmare experience. They are VC funded so they are flush with cash but it appears they have no real customer service.
http://www.sitejabber.com/reviews/www.hayneedle.com
http://www.viewpoints.com/Hayneedle-review-006d4

None of the reviews are good... sounds like you just have to realize you are buying from a big company and don't expect good customer service. They work with suppliers meaning they are just the middle man see their own website here

http://www.hayneedleinc.com/suppliers.html

Maybe down the road their customer service will improve but just beware what you are buying and from whom...

I was online to buy a new bed and all over the internet in top search spots were these sites that looked exactly the same. It turns out they are all owned by hayneedle inc. I did a quick search online and found that sitejabber had tons of really bad horror stories about people ordering from hayneedle. They just seem to buy up these popular URLS and then you are really buying from hayneedle. But because of their clever system of buying up good domain names and great job of seo they come up all over the place. Is buying from hayneedle a good thing to do? READ THE REVIEWS. I will list a few of the sources here and almost everyone has a nightmare experience. They are VC funded so they are flush with cash but it appears they have no real customer service.
http://www.sitejabber.com/reviews/www.hayneedle.com
http://www.viewpoints.com/Hayneedle-review-006d4

None of the reviews are good... sounds like you just have to realize you are buying from a big company and don't expect good customer service. They work with suppliers meaning they are just the middle man see their own website here

http://www.hayneedleinc.com/suppliers.html

Maybe down the road their customer service will improve but just beware what you are buying and from whom...

I was online to buy a new bed and all over the internet in top search spots were these sites that looked exactly the same. It turns out they are all owned by hayneedle inc. I did a quick search online and found that sitejabber had tons of really bad horror stories about people ordering from hayneedle. They just seem to buy up these popular URLS and then you are really buying from hayneedle. But because of their clever system of buying up good domain names and great job of seo they come up all over the place. Is buying from hayneedle a good thing to do? READ THE REVIEWS. I will list a few of the sources here and almost everyone has a nightmare experience. They are VC funded so they are flush with cash but it appears they have no real customer service.
http://www.sitejabber.com/reviews/www.hayneedle.com
http://www.viewpoints.com/Hayneedle-review-006d4

None of the reviews are good... sounds like you just have to realize you are buying from a big company and don't expect good customer service. They work with suppliers meaning they are just the middle man see their own website here

http://www.hayneedleinc.com/suppliers.html

Maybe down the road their customer service will improve but just beware what you are buying and from whom...

I was online to buy a new bed and all over the internet in top search spots were these sites that looked exactly the same. It turns out they are all owned by hayneedle inc. I did a quick search online and found that sitejabber had tons of really bad horror stories about people ordering from hayneedle. They just seem to buy up these popular URLS and then you are really buying from hayneedle. But because of their clever system of buying up good domain names and great job of seo they come up all over the place. Is buying from hayneedle a good thing to do? READ THE REVIEWS. I will list a few of the sources here and almost everyone has a nightmare experience. They are VC funded so they are flush with cash but it appears they have no real customer service.
http://www.sitejabber.com/reviews/www.hayneedle.com
http://www.viewpoints.com/Hayneedle-review-006d4

None of the reviews are good... sounds like you just have to realize you are buying from a big company and don't expect good customer service. They work with suppliers meaning they are just the middle man see their own website here

http://www.hayneedleinc.com/suppliers.html

Maybe down the road their customer service will improve but just beware what you are buying and from whom...

I was online to buy a new bed and all over the internet in top search spots were these sites that looked exactly the same. It turns out they are all owned by hayneedle inc. I did a quick search online and found that sitejabber had tons of really bad horror stories about people ordering from hayneedle. They just seem to buy up these popular URLS and then you are really buying from hayneedle. But because of their clever system of buying up good domain names and great job of seo they come up all over the place. Is buying from hayneedle a good thing to do? READ THE REVIEWS. I will list a few of the sources here and almost everyone has a nightmare experience. They are VC funded so they are flush with cash but it appears they have no real customer service.
http://www.sitejabber.com/reviews/www.hayneedle.com
http://www.viewpoints.com/Hayneedle-review-006d4

None of the reviews are good... sounds like you just have to realize you are buying from a big company and don't expect good customer service. They work with suppliers meaning they are just the middle man see their own website here

http://www.hayneedleinc.com/suppliers.html

Maybe down the road their customer service will improve but just beware what you are buying and from whom...

Another site sell wow gold... how many of these scam sites are there on the internet? Wiring your hard earned money to scam site based probably in china is never a good idea. If they never give you your gold you have nobody to blame but yourself. There are only a few good sites on the net that actually sell gold and this isn't one of them.

I think this is a good idea in concept with the "tracking" system of hours so you can pay people buy the hour instead of per project but the problem is that how can you really trust someone to really be working when he is logged in? He could be playing starcraft for all you know and just logged in. Paying per project makes much more sense and because of that I'm not really sold on the concept of logging in to work. Maybe I am missing something but it seems to be elance or guru with a log in button.

Auction sniper program for ebay has to be the most appealing idea to those who don't understand ebay and how ebay works with auction programs like this. You have a bid bot on ebay that can bid for you and I don't think this auctionsniper does anything more for you than that, but for FREE.

Ubid is a nice site with some decent deals online but as an auction compared to ebay is really doesn't offer much more. You also really need to know the value what you are buying as an auction on ubid. Ubid had this Sony VAIO VAIO VGN-SZ120P 13" T2400 1.83GHz 2GB 160GB PCG-6J2L and the bid was up to $799 and I found that same laptop on other internet sites like tigerdirect for less money. Sure it is a good deal compared to best buy but not to other internet stores. I would buy cautiously from ubid though they do have some good auction deals.

Most people looking up this site will probably be people trying to figure out if buzzle is a good way to make money online by writing blogs or partnering with them. They run a site where people write articles which have good SEO and then they just link to a ton of google ad words and hope to make money. The writers in theory can make some money doing this by linking to their own blog or elsewhere. I am not sure that is the case though and I would also be interested to hear what others have done on this site. The site design isn't very good and looks very outdated but they still seem to get quite a bit of internet traffic and have a high rating on google.

This site is trying to be a combination of gmail and facebook but sharing ad revenue with the users of the site. Peoplestring could catch on if enough people use it and want to profit from it but I highly doubt it. The product just isn't good enough to compete and peoplestring just can't do it without a high enough budget. No harm in checking it out but it was a waste of my time.